EP2384606A1 - Device for controlling a plurality of electrical consumers - Google Patents
Device for controlling a plurality of electrical consumersInfo
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- the present invention relates to a device for controlling a plurality of electrical consumers according to the preamble of the main claim.
- electrical consumers can have LEDs, in particular in the form of strands.
- FIG. 2 describes such an arrangement in which a first control node CH1 and a second control node CH2 each represent the switching point for a series connection of a plurality of LEDs (in this case 10 per line).
- each LED causes them to be arranged in series in the manner described; a typical voltage drop of about 3.2 V with a white LED then leads to each strand in the arrangement shown in FIG. 2 voltages of about 32 V abut.
- CONFIRMATION COPY Do not exceed low voltages, this means that several strands, such as in the Fig. 2 shown type with two strands, are connected in parallel when orders of magnitude of 15 to 20 LEDs are exceeded.
- component tolerances and other production-related deviations mean that parallel circuits of several strings form voltage differences without separate measures, with the result of an uneven distribution of current to the individual strings. This leads undesirably to uneven brightness of the respective LEDs and disadvantages for the life of the lamps.
- the object of the present invention is therefore to simplify a generic device for controlling a plurality of electrical consumers, in particular to reduce the constructive or hardware complexity, while at the same time providing a circuit which, in an energy-efficient manner, acts upon the majority of the electrical components Consumer with minimized power loss allows.
- the secondary current of a main transformer is divided into two individual individual currents applied to the primary side, preferably by equipping the number of turns (number of turns) of the secondary side windings appropriately make the division into the same secondary-side individual streams, whereby by adapting the transmission ratio also a different setting can be made.
- a throttle pair in the manner of a current transformer is now provided in each of the secondary-side circuit branches, which consists of oppositely wound mutually magnetically cooperating reactors (which are provided, for example, on a common throttle core).
- These choke coils are then connected downstream in the direction of the first or second control node for the electrical consumers (FIG. 2) rectification means, eg a diode for half-wave rectification, with a first choke of the choke pair being connected to the first control node and wound in opposite directions) second choke coil of the pair is connected via the rectifying means to the second control node.
- the first throttle is connected to the first control node
- the second throttle is connected to the second control node, in each case rectified, wherein the throttles are connected such that throttle elements connected to a control node are connected. be (ie each one of the two pairs) are also wound in opposite directions.
- each throttle pair in the manner of a current transformer for the half-waves divides the current (in the preferred case of the same numbers of turns or turns, this ratio is 1: 1, while with different numbers of turns, the currents behave inversely proportional to the transmission ratio in the throttle pair).
- the antipole configuration i.e., the opposing windings of the individual inductors of a pair of inductors on a common core
- the magnetic fluxes of the windings causes the magnetic fluxes of the windings to cancel each other out over the waveform.
- this advantageously leads to that of the first or second second currents in the control nodes remain constant, a differential voltage between CH1 and CH2 magnetizes the core.
- a correspondingly reversed differential voltage occurs at a following half-wave, finds for the core Enttial. Magnetization takes place.
- a respective throttle pair with an associated absolute number of turns per winding after a maximum occurring differential voltage between the strands or a desired maximum modulation of the core (taking into account its geometry) interpreted and designed.
- the inventive principle is not limited to the provision of a throttle pair for each circuit branch or for each control node; Rather, the output signal of a throttle pair can be used according to further development and in the manner of a cascade, in turn suitable for controlling two further throttle pairs, so that in this way the number of control nodes to be triggered (and thus provided electrical consumers) increase accordingly.
- n-1 dividing transformers where such a dividing transformer provides two pairs of inductors on a common core, it is possible to apply n electric loads each having a constant (or ideally even) control current.
- this cascaded implementation of the invention it is provided (and claimed independently) to provide a configuration in the manner of a pairwise coupling of adjacent channels for respective control nodes, wherein the first secondary-side winding of the transformer unit, a first throttle of a first Drosselanord- tion is connected downstream, which is connected via rectification means to the first of the control nodes, and a third throttle of the first throttle arrangement is connected, which is connected via rectification means to the second of the control nodes.
- the second secondary-side winding of the transformer unit is followed by a second throttle of the first throttle arrangement, which is connected to the first of the control nodes via rectification means, and a fourth throttle of the first throttle arrangement connected downstream, which is connected via rectification means to the second of the control nodes.
- the second and fourth restrictors are each a mutually inductively wound throttle upstream of a second throttle arrangement, wherein said second throttle arrangement is connected to the two individual reactors between the first and second secondary-side winding and the first throttle arrangement.
- the throttles of the second throttle arrangement are advantageously wound in opposite directions, just as the throttles of the first throttle arrangement connected to a respective one of the control nodes are wound in opposite directions (eg the first throttle and the second throttle of the first throttle arrangement, which are connected to the first control node are). Furthermore, according to the invention, the throttles of the respective throttle arrangements are magnetically coupled to one another, particularly advantageously provided on a common throttle core.
- the transformer unit on the secondary side a plurality of first and second windings, which are each associated with these branches and separated or isolated from each other.
- a particularly favorable variant of the invention for which protection is claimed independently, provides that only one winding is present on the secondary side of the main transformer.
- the provision of a throttle pair (magnetically coupled together) in the described manner leads to the desired result, but with such a simplified (and asymmetrical) topology it must be ensured that the magnetization of the core resulting from voltage differences is suitably demagnetized.
- a demagnetization unit with auxiliary winding is advantageously provided, which, preferably with the aid of a (bridge) rectifier, or this auxiliary winding with center tap and a full-wave rectification, leads to demagnetization potential, the demagnetization of the core which is described above execution Example by the alternating half-waves in push-pull configuration or center tap the secondary winding was effected.
- the device according to the invention can be realized as a charger.
- the plurality of electrical loads in the form of a plurality of (electric) motors, in particular stepper motors, which are acted upon in the manner according to the invention with a constant current.
- FIG. 2 shows a schematic circuit diagram for illustrating two parallel electrical consumers
- FIG. 3 shows a modification of the embodiment of FIG. 1 by a short circuit or dimming unit assigned to one of the two control nodes; 1 in a cascaded, two-stage system of throttle pairs for driving four electrical consumers; a variant of the invention with only one secondary-side winding of the main transformer, wherein the first and second control node associated throttle pair additionally cooperates with an auxiliary winding for demagnetization; an embodiment of the invention as a variant of FIG. 4, in which, instead of a cascaded system, a pairwise coupling of adjacent channels is made and Fig. 7 shows a development of the embodiment of Fig. 6, in which for a respective channel of a control node own first or second secondary-side windings of
- (Main) transformers are provided to separate the circuit branches formed therefrom.
- Fig. 1 illustrates the essential components of the first embodiment of the invention.
- a pair of secondary windings 12, 14 are formed, which are connected to each other via a center tap 13 and circuit branches 16 and 18 form.
- a throttle pair 20 consisting of a pair of oppositely wound to each other, provided on a common core chokes 24, 26 are provided (the points in the diagram show the winding sense in otherwise known manner).
- a throttle pair 22 consisting of the individual throttles 28, 30 wound in opposite directions, is provided;
- All of the individual throttles 24, 26, 28, 30 are formed by means of a common inductor core and thus act magnetically together.
- an output (Pol) of the throttle 24 is connected via a rectifier diode 32 to the first control node CH1 (Fig. 2), said control node via a filter capacitor 40 to ground (GND).
- the second throttle 26 of the first throttle pair 20 is guided via an associated rectifier diode 36 to the control node CH2; this too is high-frequency on mass via a filter capacitor 42.
- the apparatus shown is supplied on the primary side with a regulated or constant primary current (in the manner of a conventional ballast), this primary current then alternately, depending on which half-wave is present in the secondary windings 12, 14, or in the branches 16 formed 18 flows.
- the respective throttle pairs 20 and 22 then act in the manner of a current transformer such that the current in the branch 16 to the throttle 24, 26 divides (assuming a turn ratio of 1: 1). Due to the mutual polarity, the magnetic fluxes of the windings cancel each other out.
- a frequency of the impressed current in the range between approximately 100 and 200 kHz (conceivable is a range between 30 and 500 kHz) and a maximum voltage at CH1 or CH2 in the range between about 40 and 50 V (corresponding to usually 10 to 15 LEDs per string), the chokes 24 to 30 typical winding numbers from a few to hundreds on; sieving capacities 40 and 42 are in the range of 1 pF to 10 mF.
- the ratio of these winding numbers to each other determines the ratio in which the currents behave in the control nodes, i.
- Winding ratio throttle 24: Winding ratio throttle 26 12 (in CH2): 11 (in CH1).
- FIG. 3 illustrates a preferred and advantageous modification of the exemplary embodiment of FIG. 1.
- the chokes 26 and 28 for the node CH2 are followed by a short-circuit unit consisting essentially of a FET 50 as being connected to its gate 52.
- controlled switching element, decoupling diodes 54, 56 are associated with the throttle outputs.
- a e.g. Clocked or periodic and / or modulated control of the gate terminal 52 then allows the dimming of the LED string connected to CH2 in that corresponding to the turn-on of the FET 50, a short circuit to ground and this ground-derived part of the current is no longer for CH2 is available.
- the transistor 50 also allows a voltage regulation, for example by the fact that the transistor 50 by its switching behavior specifically influences the charging or discharging behavior of the capacitor 42 (for example between two control values). If, in addition, the modulation or a pulse duty factor On: off at the switching input 52 of the transistor 50, the phase current (here 12 to CH2) between 0 and 100% predetermined nominal value can be suitably set. The current in the other string (CH1) remains unchanged in this configuration, as long as the current supplied by the main transformer 10 remains constant.
- the filter capacitor is laid on the primary side of the main transformer (not shown), a circuit-based simplification is possible on the secondary side, namely the removal of the capacitors, in which case the short circuit switch (transistor 50) also functions without the decoupling diodes shown (54, 56) can be connected directly to the output.
- FIG. 4 illustrates a further modification in the form of a cascade.
- throttle pairs 60, 62, 64, 66 are provided, wherein (in cascaded continuation of the embodiment of FIG. 1), the throttle pairs 20, 22 sit on a common core, as well as the throttle pairs 60, 62 have a common core and the throttle pairs 64, 66 have a common core.
- the individual inductors of the inductor pairs 60 to 66 are wound in opposite directions, and in the exemplary embodiment of FIG. 4, each of the trains (thus control nodes CH1 to CH4) has its own short-circuit according to FIG. 3, so that the greatest possible flexibility in connection or modulation of the gate Connections 70 to 76 exists.
- throttle pairs 20, 22 and 60, 62 and 64, 66 are each understood as a divide transformer, a current control for a total of four lines or control nodes can be realized with a total number of three diverters.
- any push-pull main converter circuits including half bridge, full bridge, resonant converter, M circuit, etc. If, for example, for an output, the respectively associated diodes are reversed, a negative output voltage is present at the corresponding control node or a negative output current flows. In absolute terms, this current corresponds to the positive current and, as described above, can be adjusted by predetermining the corresponding transformation ratios. If the diodes (70, 72) are reversed for the control node CH4 (FIG. 4), CH4 is negative in terms of current and voltage. Accordingly, the polarity of the decoupling diodes (74, 76) for the switching transistor (50) in this branch would have to be reversed, whereby this short-circuit switch would then be realized as a P-channel transistor.
- Fig. 5 illustrates a further modification of the basic principle of Fig. 1; in a further simplification, however, a departure from the push-pull principle of Fig. 1 (in which advantageously both half-waves of the main transformer signal used and in particular could also be used for demagnetization).
- the secondary side has only one winding 80, which a throttle pair (wound in opposite directions) 82, 84 is connected downstream on a common core and in turn is guided via rectifier diodes 32, 34 to the control nodes CH, CH2.
- a throttle pair wound in opposite directions
- magnetization of the inductor core (which would not be demagnetized in the opposite polarity half-wave as in the case of the push-pull circuit described above) is achieved by the one-shot implementation of FIG. 5 and potentially non-uniform voltages at CH 1 and CH 2, is Form of an auxiliary winding 86, connected to a bridge rectifier 88 and a filter capacitor 90 to an auxiliary potential Uhiif realized demagnetization.
- the demagnetization winding 86 can (with appropriate isolation) also feed back to the primary side.
- the illustrated principle of FIG. 5 functions both in single-ended flux and in flyback converters. Only with all types of flux transformers (including push-pull) sits between the rectifier and the filter capacitor nor a choke with demagnetization. Also, the embodiment of FIG. 5 by means of the control or dimming of FIG. 3 can be further developed.
- FIGS. 6 and 7 show a further embodiment of the invention which, compared with the cascaded embodiment of the invention according to FIG. 4, represents a variant by coupling adjacent channels.
- the transformer unit 10 in turn on the secondary side two windings 12 and 14, which have a common tap to GND.
- each of the windings 12, 14 leads to one of the four control nodes CH1 to CH4, which in turn, analogously to the above-described manner, a current division or current limitation for preferably there connectable (not shown) electrical loads to offer.
- a throttle pair 70 (referred to in the diagram as TR3-A and TR3-B) upstream, which sits on a common core and is wound in opposite directions.
- Two further individual throttles of a throttle pair 72 are part of the same throttle arrangement, sit on the same core and form part of a branch directed to the second control node CH2 (again via rectifying means D2).
- the throttle pair 72 is preceded by a throttle pair 80 of a second throttle arrangement, with a first throttle TR2-A leading to the first secondary-side winding 12 and a second throttle TR2-B of the pair 80 leading to the second winding 14.
- throttle pairs 74 for the third control node CH3 and 76 (for the fourth control node CH4)
- the embodiment of FIG. 6 (based on the first throttle arrangement with the pairs 70, 72) is symmetrical ;
- the throttle pairs 74, 76 sit on a common core.
- Throttles of a throttle pair 82 are respectively connected upstream of the throttle pair 74, the throttle pair 82, together with the throttle pair 80, forming a self-described throttle arrangement (again on a common core) as described above.
- circuit principle of the embodiment of Figure 6 can be extended to any number of channels.
- n-1 diverting transformers ie inductor arrangements in the sense described above
- n output channels are again required for n output channels, as in the embodiment of FIG. 4.
- the transmission ratio of the throttle arrangements connected to the relevant control node must be adapted, the above-mentioned rules being valid. If, for example, another current value flows into the node CH2 in the circuit of FIG. 6 than into the nodes CH1, CH3, CH4, then the transmission ratio of the throttle pair 80: 82 must be equal to the transmission ratio of the throttle pair 72: 70 in order to generate a different current 12 to adjust.
- FIG. 7 shows a variant of the embodiment of FIG. 6, wherein the same reference numerals designate corresponding matching circuit components.
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